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PRODUCTION GUIDE by Del Mehes and Yves Gagnon

T he following is a list of films in production (actually before, the cameras) and in negotiation in Canada. Needless to say, the films which are still in the project stage are subject to

changes. A third category. In Pre-production, will be used to indicate films which are in active pre-production, having set a date for the beginning of principal photography and being engaged in casting and crewing). Films are hsted by the name of the company which initiated the project, or with which the project is popularly associated. This is not necessarily the name of the production company. Where the two companies are different, the name of the production company, if known, is also given. In instances where a producer has asked us not to list a project, or to withhold certain credits due to ongoing negotiations, we have respected his request.

Please telephone additions and up-dates information to: Cinema Canada (416) 596-6829 or (5141 272-5354.

Film c r e d i t a b b r e v i a t i o n s d. director assL d. assistant director Bc. script a d a p t adaptation d i a l dialogue ph./dop. photography sp. ph. efx. special photographic etfecls ed. editor sup . ed. supervising editor sd. sound sd. ed. sound editor sd. r e c sound recording p. des . production designer art. d. art director set dec. set decorator m. music c o s t costumes l.p. leading players exec. p. executive producer p. producer a s soc . p. associate producer l ine p. line producer p. sup. production supervisor p. n ia i t production manager p.c. production company d i s t distributorAnasterislct*) fol­l o w i n g t h e film's t i t le indicates financial participation by the Canadian Film Development Corporation.

ON LOCATION ASTRAL FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. (514) 748-6541

MARIA CHAPDELAINE principal photography began Oct 18 for nine weeks on this theatrical feature film and TV mini-series at l^cBaskatong, 200 miles north of Montreal. Budget: S4.5 million, e x e c p. Harold Greenberg p. Murray Shostak l ine p. Robert Baylis d. Gilles Carle l9t a,d. Jacques Wilbrod-Benoit2nd a.d. Monique MarandaSrd a.d. Jacques Laberge cont Ginette Senecal ed. Avde Chiheff s c Guy Four-nier and Gilles Carle Lp. Carole Laure, Nick Mancuso, Pierre Curzi, Donald Lautrec, Yoland Guerard, Amulette Gar-neau, Paul Berval, Claude Rich, Claude Euvrard, Dominique Briand, Marie Thifo, Jean-Paul Masson p rod . m a n . Lorraine Richard un i t m a n . Mario Nadeau m a n . Ginelte Guillard ass t un i t m a n . L.-P. Rochon c o n t r o l l e r Fred Shacler p. accL Carole Lagace p. s e c Micheline Cadieux p. c o o r d . Marie-Helene Roy fLo.pL Pierre Mignol Is* asst . cam. Jean Lep ineand a s s t cam. Christiane Guernon 3 r d a s s t cam. Natalie Mo-liavko-Visotzky a n d un i t pho tog . Ri­chard Leiterman 2 n d cam. a s s t cam. Larry Inn stills Pierre Dury chief gaffer Daniel Chretien gaffer Claude Fortier, Robert Lapierre Jr. key g r i p Fran9ois Dupere g r i p Michel Periard sd. Patrick Rousseau b o o m Veronique Gahillaud p, d e s i g n Jocelyn Joly a s s t p. d e s i g n Raymond Dupuis p rop , m a s t e r Ronald Fauleux p r o p s Alain Singher a s s t p r o p s Philippe Chevalier, Henri Ga­gnon. Jean Labrecque, Josiane Noreau, Patrice Bengle. Simon La Haye c o n s t

Andre Brochu, Michel Brochu, J.-M, Val-lerand, Gaston Brassard chief p a i n t e r Robert "Bobby" Breton, Rejean Paquin p a i n t e r Guy Lalande, Gilles Desjar-dins, Jean-Paul Monlreuil sp. efx. John Thomas a s s t sp. efx. Bill Orr, Ken Johnson sp. efx. man. Robbie Baylif c o s t des ign Michete Hainel a s s t Christiane Tessier, John Stowe chief c o s t Blanche-Danielle Boileau a s s t Pierre Perreault d r e s s e r Renee April chief make-up Micheline Foisy make­up John [saacson ha i r . Andre Lafres-niere p. a s s t Michel Veilietle, Andre Ouellet, Angele Bourgault m e s s e n g e r s Ellen Berube, Alain Belhumeur d r ive r s Pierre Guillard, Sylvain Falardeau chief cook Kitty Baylif cook Leo Evans bes t boy Richard Carroll uni t pub. Mark Lalonde p.r. David Novek Associates Inc. (514) 284-2113.

ATLANTIS FILMS LTD (416) 960-1503

A series of six 1/2 hour dramas based on Canadian short stories, tq be filmed in Alberia, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Toronto began July 18 in Banff, Alta. To finish this winter Budget: $600,000. p. Seaton McLean, Michaef McMillan, Janice Plait

THE BAMBOO BRUSH Fifth film in a series of six began shoot­ing October 18 in Toronto, d. Sturia Gunnarsson s c Joe Wiesenfeld

BOYS AND GIRLS Sixth film in the series. Shooting began Nov. 4 in Toronto, d. Don McBrearty sc. Joe Wiesenfeld

MAURICE SMITH PRODUCTIONS (416) 968-1664

CRAZY TIMES shooting began Oct. 16 for five weeks in Toronto, made in conjunction with Roger Connan p.c. Maurice Smith Pro­ductions p. Maurice Smith p. co-ord . Debbie Cooke p. a s s t Stuart Shikitani, Peter McGarvey, Marty Hannah, Patrick Stepien s c Jim Wynorski d. Rafal Zie-linski2nd a.fL Camelia Frieberg, Peter Wronski 3 r d a.d. Michael Dolgy a r t d. Sandra Kybartas a s s t a r t d. Derek Howard, Shannon E. Griffiths s c sup . Joanne Harwood s t o r y b o r a d ar t Jim MacDonald d.o.p. Miklos Lente c.s.c. cam. Fred Guthe a s s t cam. Christo­pher Rauchamp, Clark Johnson key gr ip Carlo Cainpana a s s t gr ip Ian Taylor gaffer Jock Brandis a s s t gaff. Fred Luchilii sd. GaborVadnay b o o m Chaim Gilad best boy Jens Sturup p r o p s Gary SuUivav a s s t p r o p s Lucie Falconi spw efx. Score Works c o s t des . Nany Kaye ward . Terrea Smith ward . a s s t Patti Meade make-up Jane Meade make -up a s s t Zera Jordache ha i r . Ronald Weiss film ed. Brian Ravok c.f e. a s s t ed. Steve Sirjik st i l ls Jack Rowand c a s t Media Casting Ltd. Michael Dolgy d i s t New World Mutual Lp. Peter Kele-ghan, Alan Deveau, Jason Warren, Ken Duelers, Jim Coburn, Linda Shayne, J. J. MuTphy, Liz Roberts, Lyz Gree, Chris Uram, Liana Shannon, Susan Bishop, Christin Ruzkuszka, Bonnie Lamb, Kim-berly Brooks, Nancy Chambers, Francis Humphreys, Paula Farmer, Helen Arthur, Terrea Smith, Donnie Bowes, Joe Cro-ziers.

MUTUAL PRODUCTIONS LTD. (514) 526-3761

FOR THOSE I LOVED/ AU NOM DE TOUS LES MIENS A six-hour TV series and two-hour fea­ture film shot both in French and in English. The Canada/France co-produc­tion, based on the book by Martin Grey, started shooting Aug. 9, 1982, in Hun­gary ; also to shoot in France and the United States. In Canada shooting ended Oct. 8. Estimated budget $10 M. p.c. La Corporation du Film Au Nom de Tous Les Miens e x e c p. Pierre David (Cana­da!/Andre Djaou) (France) p. Claude Heroux (Canada)/Jacques Strauss (Fran­ce) p. man. Roger Heroux a s s t p. m a n . Franyois Ouimet d. Robert Enrico 1st a.d. John Fretz 2 n d a-d. Frank Rusz-czynski p. sec. Patricia Cahill c o n t Monique Champagne c a s t Ginette d'Amico 3 rd a.d. Eva Zebrowski d.o.p. Francois Cantonne cam. Bernard Noi­sette 1st a s s t cam. Yvan Brunet 2 n d a s s t cam. Jonathan Goodwill pho to . Piroshka Mihalka sd. Claude Hazana-viczus b o o m Denis Dupont a r t d. Fran­cois de Lucy a s s t a r t d. Jeffrey Good­man p r o p s Tom Couher, Claude Char-bonneau a s s t p r o p s Maurice Trein-biay, Abe Lee, Jean Bouret c o s t Paul-Andre Guerin a s s t c o s t Laura Drew d r e s s e r Mary Jane Wallace, Laval Guy

make-upMichele Dion a s s t m a k e - u p Chantal Ethier h a i r d r e s s e r Constant Natale a s s t ha i r . Martin Menard chief e l e c Don Caufield e l e c Marc Charle-bois, Francois Vincelette key g r i p Marc de Ernsted a s s t key g r i p Jean-Maurice de Ernsted p. a c c t Gilles Leonard a s s t p. a c c t Mable Arial, Nathalie Laporte d r i v e r s Linda Ekdahl, Geoff Bowie, Michael Tomasek.

NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA (514) 333-4512

WAR SERIES (no title) .A seven-part series on the evolution of war, shootingin the USSR, Israel, the UK, the US and Europe Filming for the series began in 1980 ; on October 10 an NFB crew left for the Soviet Union to film interviews with Red Army senior staff and location shooting at major Russian battlefields. Series has been bought by CBC-TV and is scheduled for completion for Spring '83. No air date yet. exec. p. Barrie Howells s e r i e s p. Bill Brind sc. /on cam. Gwynne Dyer p. Doug Keiffer, Michael Bryans d./8C. Barbara Sears d. Tina Vilfoen, Michael Bryans, Donna Dudinsky, Judith Merritt, Doug Keiffer p.r. Sally Bochner

PIERROT PRODUCTIONS (416) 861-1222

LIONA BOYD shooting began early October and will wrap mid-December 1982, Toronto shoot. One hour concert/docu film on Liona Boyd. Pre-sold to C-Channel. p . c Pierrot Productions p. Wyndhain Paui Wise, Terrence Jacquesd. Alan Si inmondssc Alan Simmons, Candice O'Connor d .cp . Barney Stewart p. man. Eleanor James sd. Master's Workshop p. ser . Aldon Group Prod

PRIMEDIA PRODUCTIONS LTD. (416) 361-0306

AMATEUR NATURALIST Shooting began July 25th in Europe and Canada, Will wrap June 1983. 13 half-hour programs. Budget: $1.7 million. Pre-soid to CBC, Channel 4 (G.B.J South African Broadcasting Corp., T.V. Ontario, Radio-Canada. p.c. Amateur Naturalist Prod, Ltd. ex. p. Pat Ferns, Peter Kinder-siey p. Paula Quigley d. Alastair Brown (Cda), Jonathan Harris (Europe) sc. Ge­rald Durrell Lp. Gerald Durrell, Lee Durretl

ROBERTSON DAVIES' KINGSTON For BBC Television series Writers And Places. Pre-sold to T.V. Ontario, p. Pat Ferns d. John McGreevy d.o.p. Mark Irwin sd. Bryan Day ed. Eric Wrate Lp. Robertson Davies.

LES PRODUCTIONS PRISMA INC. (514) 866-3568

LES PAS POSSIBLES A six half-hours for TV made with and for children. Five episodes have been shot between July 5 to Sept. 9,1982. The sixth episode will be shot this Winter, p.& Les Productions Prisma Inc. with participa­tion of CFDC, IQC, Radio-Canada and Wagner-Hallig GmbH (West Germany). p. Maria Cou&lte p. man. R6al Tremblay p. sec. Claude L6pine d. Andr6 M lan-9on Lp. (all children) Eric Dubois, Veronique De Massy, Anny Steben, Steve Dem ers, St^phane Leblanc, Isabelle Lebrun, Jean-Frangois Leblanc, Solene Thouin.

RICHARD 6AB0URIE PRODUCTIONS LTD./IA.D. PRODUCTIONS LTD. (416) 248-8934

TREASURES " A one-hour drama-docu high-lighting world treasures. (Pilot for PaJ TV} Bud­get $200,000. Began shooting June IS, 1982 in Vancouver and TDn>nto. exec p, Richard Gabourie p. Norman Sedawie^ Gayle Sedawie

THE WORLD'S GREAT MUSEUMS A one hour drama-docu about world museums. (Pilot for Pay-TV) Budget $200,000. Began shooting August 25,1982 in Los Angeles, Toronto and IstanbuL exec. p. Richard Gabourie p. Norman &, Gayle Sedawie

SHOWBIZ BALLYHOO A90 minute nostalgic look atthevintage Hollywood film of Yesteryear (sequel to "Showbiz Goes To Wai"). Began shooting September 1,1982. exec. p. Hiohaiti Ga­bourie p. Norman & Gayle Sedawie

RONGEFER FILMS (514) 844-8611

MY FATHER'S HOUSE Shooting for this feature began in Mont­real, October 28, for 27 weeks, exec p. I^enis Portier l i ne p. Robein Menard p. man. Lise Abastados sc. Alvin Goldman d. R Menard 181 & a n d a.d. Michel Gauthier, Claire Wojas d.o.p. Paul van derLindensd . Serge Beaucheminarld. Vianney Gauthier Lp. Winston Reckerl, KerriB Kane, Kate Trotter, August Schel-lenberg pub. r e l David Novek Asso­ciates (5141 284-2113.

STRANGE BREW FILM PROD. LTD.

(416) 252-5021

STRANGE BREW Principal photography began October 12, 1982 in Toronto. Financing by MGM and to be released by MGM/UA Enter-

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ON LOCATION tainmentCa in the summer of 1983. p . c . Strange Brew Film Prod, Ltd, exec. p. Jack Grossberg p. Louis SMverstein d. Rick Moranis &. Dave Thomas d.o.p. Sleven Foster p, des. David L. Snyder ist a ss t d. Brian Prankish s c sup . penny Hynam 2nii assL d. David Mac­Leod 3rd a s s t d. Edwina Follows p. man. Marc Dassas p. co -ord . Susan Kavesh a s s t co-ord. Janice Policy cam. op. Robert Saad 1st a s s t cam. Gordon Langevin 2 n d assL cam. Jay Kohne 2nd cam. Henri Fiks sd. mix. David l--ee boom Steven Switzer 1st asst art d. Susanna Stnith a r t d e p t irainee Debra Gjendem set d e c Gus^ tave (Gusi Meunier p r o p s Walter Wo-loszczuk c o s t des, Larry Wells ward , sup. Eria Lank key m a k e u p Kathleen Graham c o n s t man. George H. Miller hd. carpenter Donald Vandewater 2nd ca rpen te r Tom Sheehan hd. painter James Williams p a i n t e r W. John Hoist gaffer Ray Boyle bes t b o y Malcolm Kendall sp . efx. Frank Torn, Henry Pifirsig key gr ip Andy Mulkani 2ndgripJ.DavidDerrytrans, co -ord . John Cocks dr iver cap. Pat Brennan hd. driver Robert Baskerville set dec . driver Martin Freedinan c o o k / d r i v e r Jeim.Vailleux craft se rv ice Jesse Co-

\lHtHitrQ boon un i t "pub. Prudence Emery st i l ls Shin Sugino ed. Patrick McMahon a s s t ed. Bruce Lange 2 n d asst. ed. Evan Ijindi.s c a s t i ng Pamela Boberts loc. a u d i t o r Karen Day a s s t a u d i t o r Doreen Davis r u n n e r s Woody Sidarous, Duncan Bruce, Catherine Avola video sup . David Devine assL video sup. Robert Moser 2 n d un i t cam./d. l.arry Pall un i t n i a n z n d uni t Keith Large Lp. Ricl( Moranis, Dave Thomas, Max Von Sydow, Lynne Griffin, Paul Dooley, Angus Maclnnes, Douglas Campbell

ZONE PRODUCTIONS 342-2340

ADVENTURES IN THE CREEP ZONE A sci-fi adventure with a budget of $5 million and a negative pick-up fi-om Columbia Pictures, started on Oct. Z7' with location shooting in Alberta, B.C. and Utah Is not a certified Canadian production. p.c. Zone Productions exec p. Ivan Reitman p. Don Carmody, John Dunning Antire Link d. Lament Johnson Lp. Peter Strauss, Molly Wingwald.

IN PRE-PRODUCTION ASTRAL BELLEVUEPATHE (5141 748-6541

MIRI An Israel and Canada co-production to be shot in Israel in November'82. Budget of SIM. exec. p. Harold Greenberg l ine p. Jim Kaufman d. Tzipi Trope

CANAMEDIA PROD. LTD. 16 Servington Cres., Toronto, Ontario

THE COMET HUNTER Movie for television, 3D min. Scheduled for spring 1983 in Ontario, p. Les Harris Rc. Glenn Norman

ROCK'N'ROLL Musical on filmland tape for pay-TV, 96 min., scheduled for early 1983. p. Les Harris sc. John Gray

CANAMEflICA FILM CORPORATION (604) 738-9095

TALES OF THE MOUSE HOCKEY LEAGUE Animated feature film to be produced in Vancouver with a starting budget of tl.5M, p., sc. Ralph Martin a n i m a t o r s

• Malcolm CoUetti'Marmalade Animation, with the assistance of Hugh Foulds, Norm Drew and Al Sens, voices Bobby Orr.i Guy Lafleur, Bobby Carpenter and others.

CINEVIDEO INC. (514) 284-9354

LE CRIME UOVIDE PLOUFFE A 5U onfrhoupTV series, and a two-hour feature fUm, In co-production between Canada and France. Pre-production scheduled for December 82, and shoot­ing for March '83, in Montreal Quebec City and I'lle d'Anticosti, with a budget of J6M Based on the new novel by Roger Lemelin. p.o. Cin^vidio Inc./ Fitalax IFrancel e x e c p . Denis Heroux ?• Justine Heroux p. man. . Micheline

• ^ « n d « c r . Roger Lemelin »cr. a d a p t GlUm Carle d. Carle Lp. same casting " U » Ploutfe such as : Gabriel Arcand,

JW>n Filiatteault, Pierre Curzi, Serge yplTB.GtiwlPoirier, Anne Utoumeau.

MEAN MACWNC BLMtCWP. te04) 980-80«2

SAJO AND HER BEAVER PEOPLE Based on the novel of the same name by Grey Owl. Start date July IS, budget of $2M. co-p . Robert Nichol p. m a n . Bob Akester scr . Michael Mercer d. Nichol. a.d. Dean Stocker a r t ft Marti Wright d.o.p. Mark Irwin sd. Rick Patton Lp. Gordon Tootoosis.

/ INTERNATIONAL CINEMA CORPORATION (514) 284-9354

LOUISIANA A feature film and a six hour TV series in co-production between Canada and France. Shooting for January '83 for three months. Estimated budget: $12M. To be shot ail in Louisiana and France. Based on the book series by Maurice Denu-zifere. p.fc Cin6-Louisiaoa Inc./T6l6-Gaumont (France) exec. p. Denis Heroux, John Kennedy p. LC.C. scr. John MelsoHj Dominique Fabre, Etienne P6rierre-ivrl( ingChucklsraelp. m a n . Stephan Reichel a r t d. Jean-Jacques Caziot Cdian a r t d. Michel Dernuet d.o.p. Ren6 Verzier 1st a.d. Pierre Magny un i t m a n . Peter Bray p. coo rd . Luise Massari. THE BLOOD OF OTHERS A Canada-France co-production, based on the book by Simone de Beauvoir, scheduled for June '83. p. Denis H6roux (I.CO/Gabriel Boustany (Filmax) sc. Brian Moore.

LE MATOU A Canada-France co-production based on the book, to be shot in Sept. '83 as a feature film and a 6-one hour series p. Justine Heroux d. Jean Beaudin sc. Lise Rousseau-Mercier.

MEGA BUCKS PRODUCTION P.O. Box 531, Markhain, Ontario L3P 3R1

NOT A PORNO Shooting planned for spring 1983 in Toronto, Ottawa, Venice, Calif, and Swit­zerland. Feature drama. Budget. (4 3 million, p.e. Mega Bucks Prod. p. Marl; Wilson s c Mark Wilsbn

MUTtMl PROMCTWNS LTB.

suspense drama will start in Montreal on Nov. 17 with world-wide release scheduled for the Fall of 1983. p . c Un­known Origin Film Corp. exec. p. Pierre David a s s t p. Denise Di Novid. George Cosmatos p. Claude Heroux a c Brian Taggart based on the novel byChauncey Parker HI Lp. Peter Weller dlsl. Mulua'l Films Corp, and Warner Bros.

NATIONAL FILM BOARD (Ontario Regional Prod. Ctre) (416) 369-3012

ABORTION One hour documentary TV special to begin November, 22 in Canada, United States and South America e x e c p. John Spotton and Kathleen Shannon p. John Kramer and Signe Johansson d. Gail Singer.

NETWORK FILM PRODUCTIONS (416) 487-5938

FORBIDDEN WORLDS (Formerly Tales of Terror) Nine episodes of 30 min, for TV. First episode (60 min.l to be shot March 1st in Northern Ontario. To be co-produced with Canadian Pay TV Film Production. sc. Michael Chandler p, John T. Good-child p. aupv. M, Chandler a r t d. Metro­polis Designs stills Greg Lawson sp.

w e a p o n s Richard Cornblum layout Laine Langille a r t w o r k Yanis Ertmanis c a s t Linda Moie/Canadian Film Casting Se'rvices Lp. Don Francks,

DANTE'S INFERNO - THE SEARCH FOR BEATRICE

THE ROCK'N ROLL MURDERS A 90 min. docu to be shot in Toronto. Start to be announce, s t o r y ed. Michael Chandler + five researchers.

CHALLENGERS OF THE UNKNOWN A 12 X 1/2 hours series exploring unex­plained phenomena, s c Michael Chandler.

LES PRODUCTIONS PRISMA INC. (514) 866-3568

LES PAS POSSIBLES A six half-hours for TV made with and for children. Five episodes have been shot between July 5 to Sept. 9,1982 The sixth episode will be shot this winter; no date set yet. p.c. Les Productions Prisma Inc. with participation of CFDC, IQC, Radio-Canada and Wagner-Hallig GmbH (West Germany), p. Marcia Couel-le p. man. Real Tremblay p. s e c Claude Lepine d. Andre Melanipon Lp. (all ch i ld ren ) Eric Dubois, Veronique De Massy, Anny Steben, Steve Demers, Ste-phane Leblanc, Isabelle Lebrun, Jean-Franc^ois Leblanc, SoJfene Thouin

PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATION ASA PRODUCTION INC. (514) 288-4011 HIT AND RUN* To begin principal photography in Montreal on a $5 million budget, p. Joseph F. Beaubien, Nicole M. Boisvert p. m a n . Lyse Lafontaine d. Robin Spry sc- Douglas Bowie, Arthur Fuller, Spry, based on the book by Tom Alderman.

MON PERE; MON AMOUR (working title) Feature to be shot in Montreal on October and November 1982, with a budget of $1.5M approximately, p. Nicole Boisvert, Joseph Beaubien scr. Roger Foumier.

F.A. INTERNATIONAL 654-4462

THROUGH THE EYES OF THE PERFORMER A three part television pilot to begin shooting April 1982 in England and Canada scheduled shooting TBA If s^n in-depth look into the lives of some of the greatest rock musicians.

exec. p. Peter Bobras p. Walter Giaco-mini. For informations contact Walter (416) 532-0336.

VIRGINIA; THE LOST LEGACY Feature to begin shooting in September 1982 based on an important archeolo-gical discovery, exec. p . Peter Bobras p. Walter Giacomini. For further informa­tion call Peter 1416) 654-4462.

FAIRCREST FILMS LTD. (613) 745-2236

THE STRANGE ONE* Special effects photography has begun. Location flhning in Toronto, Ireland, Scotland on a budget of $4 million p . c Faircrest Films Ltd. p. Budge Crawley sc. adapted from a novel by Fred Bos-worth, "The Strange One" d.o.|>. Robert Ryan ph. Robert Ryan, Patrick Carey sp. n i l ph . Patrick Carey, Robert Ryan

FILM LINE PRODUCTIONS LTD. (514) 288-8811 / 288-1638

WEDNESDAY'S CHILD Shooting to start in December in Mont­real p. Pieter Kroonenburg p. m a n . MycheUe Boudrias ar t d. Michel Proulx d.o.p. Rene Verzier

HOLLYWOOD NORTH FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. (403) 280-6044

DEATH ON THE ICE Feature film to be shot in St. John's (Nfldl and area for a week and a half at the end of March, for Winter scenes. And then in May for the rest of the shooting, between? and 8 weeks, with a budget of $3.1M. exec. p. Garrison Bennet, Scott Campbell, Richard Verkley p./d. Gerald Bean scr . BrianWade assisted by Caffie Brown.

INTERNATIONAL CINEMA FUNDINGS INC. (416) 977-0945

THE BROTHERS Scheduled for a production in 1982 p. John C. Foster, Lewis W. Lehman pub . Glenda Roy (4161 977-0945.

KRIZSAN FILM PRODUCTIONS (902) 425-6939

(514) 526-3761

OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN Location filming on this contemporary

MIDDLE OF NOWHERE Madfrfot^TV movie. Script in develop­ment. Shooting scheduled for January 1983. Complete August and September. p. Corinne Lange d. Les Krizsan.

MAmSTIEAM nidWKT^s Lie. (506) 642-3683

DROWNING Feature scheduled for Fall 1982 to be shot entirely in Saint John, New Bruns­wick, p . Gregor Hardgrove a t Michael Payne.

MANiTOU PRODUCTIONS LTD. (416) 924-2186

GO BOY shooting schedule TBA, exea p. Ralph Ellis pi William Davidson s c Davidsoa based on autography by Roger Caron consult Roger Caron.

DON'T HIT THE PANIC BUTTON Scheduled for 1983 exec. p . Balh Ellis p. William Davidson sc. William David­son and Martin Lager, based on a story by Lager.

MUTUAL PRODUCTIONS LTD. (514) 526-3761

A NEW DAVID CRONENBERG FILM (no title) Scheduled for Fall '82 or Spring '83. e x e c p. Pierre David Productions p. Pierre David as»oc. p. Denise Dinovi s c d. David Cronenberg.

GOD'S HEAD Scheduled for 1983. p. Pierre David a s soc . p . Denise Dinovi sc. Zalmin King, Paul Golding.

JUBILEE Scheduled for 1983. co -p . Jean-Claude Lord Productions sc; Brian Taggart d. Jean-Claude Lord.

THE PRACTICE Project under development, p . Pierre David a s s o c p. Denise Dinovi.

NEW FRONTIER FILM INC. 2, BLEEKER ST., TORONTO M4X 1L8

NO PLACE LIKE PARADISE Schedule TBA. Feature length for TV p . Tiber Takacs, Stephen Zoller d. Tibor Taitacs sc. Stephen Zoller

PETER HITCHCOCK PRODUCTIONS (416) 653-2881

TEENAGER Seven i/2 hour musical dramas for a television series. Shooting 1982, d. Peter Hitchcock m u s i c John Gibb

CAPTAIN LONESTAR Television series scheduled for 1982. Space science fiction-stop motion, pup-pels, special effects, d. P. Hitchcock s p . efx d. George Czernecki and Dennis Connolly.

HOME SWEET HOME Feature lenght film planned for 1982. d. P. Hitchcock sc . Robert Geofftion.

PHOENIX PICTURES/ DAVID H. BRADY PRODUCTIONS INC. (604) 688-7858

683-0533

CHANNEL ONE Feature flhn scheduled for October '82 in Toronto and New-York. Bxee. p , David H. Brady p. John Boartl co . -p . Ken Kuramoto e x e c a s s o c . David Gregson scp. Steven Alix.

November & December 1962 - Cinema Canada/BV

CINEM.fi PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATION PRIMEDIA PRODUCTIONS LTD. (416) 361-0306

GREY OWL Scheduled fori982. Co-production with Yorkshire Television. Based on Lovat Dickson's biography "Wilderness Man." 3-part mini series for television, s c Alan Plater e x e c p. Pat Ferns and David Cunlisse.

HEAVEN ON EARTH Scheduled for 1982. Co-production with Yorkshire Television. Made for TV Movie, s c Magaret Alwood and Peter Pearson e x e c p. Pat Ferns and David Cunlisse.

PELAGIE-LA-CHARETTE Scheduled for 1982. Co-production with Gaumont Distributor. Based on novelby Anlonine MaiUet. Script in development exec. p. Richard Nielsen.

THE ADVENTURERS OF HUDSON'S BAY Scheduled for 1982. Co-production with Telecip in France. A six-part dramatic mini series, e x e c p. Pat Ferns and Roland Gritli.

THE LITTLE VAMPIRES Scheduled for 1982, A nine-part children drama series. German co-production with Polyphone of Hamburg, exec. p. Richard Nielsen and Christoph Mattner.

EMPEROR PIC Made for TV movie. Script in develop­ment, shooting for 1983. Co-produced with Tensel Media Productions, CFCN of Calgary and CFRN of Edmonton, exec. p. Pat Ferns and Nick Bakyta.

LES PRODUCTIONS DE LA CHOUEHE (514) 288-5719

ISABELLE ET LE CAVALIER BLEU A series of 13 five-ininule episodes, the pilot of which was shown at the 1982 World Film Festival in Montreal, d. Franco Batista chief a n i m . BillMalone

TROPICS : A Story About Alberta Feature film to be shot in Alberta in Summer 1983 with an estimated budget of $750,000, scr. Tom Berry d. George Mihalka.

X LOVES MALEINE To shoot in Montreal with a $375,000 budget 1982. sc. Paul Toutant, Monique Champagne, Marc Voizard d. Marc Voizard.

RIVERCOURT PRODUCTIONS LTD. (416) 363-4444

BODY COUNT Feature length drama shooting dates T.B.A. with a budget of $2.7M. p. Paul Burford d. Michael Anderson sc. Tony Sheer.

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OFF THE RECORD Robert Cooper producing for 20th Cen­tury Fox. sc. Steve Tesich.

SEAGULL PRODUCTIONS 1514) 932-7868

CALIFORNIA CHABLIS In Van couver with a S3.5 million budget. p. James Shavick s c Steven Manners c a s t Casablanca.

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GOODBYE CALIFORNIA A Canada/U.K. co-production scheduled for next spring p. Peter Snell d. Don Sharp 8C Sharp, Alan Scott, Chris Bryant,

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PORKY S II Principal photography began June 4, 1982 in Florida, exec. p. Harold Green­berg, Mel Simon scr., d. Bob Clark other informations not available.

ATLANTIS FILMS LTD. (416) 960-1503

YOU CAN PICK IVIE UP AT PEGGVS COVE Adapted from the novel by Brian Doyle d. Don McBrearty s c Susan Marcus

I KNOW A SECRET From a short story by Lucy Maud Montgomery d. Bruce Pittman sc. Amy Jo Cooper

ALL THE YEARS OF HER LIFE From a short story by Morley Callaghan d. Paul Shapiro sc. Stephen Cole

CBC/RADIO-CANAOA (514) 285-2863 EMPIRE INC. Shooting began December 4, 1981 and was completed at end of August p.c. CBC/Radio-Canada in collaboration with the National Film Board exec. p. Mark Blandford p. Paul Risacher d. Denys Arcand, Doug Jackson s c Douglas Bowie Story ed i t o r Joan Irving-Herman p, man . Connie Ballam assoc . p, (NPB) Stefan Wodoslawsky, pos t p rod , c o o r a (NFB) Grace Avrith. E d i t o r s : Jean Lafleur, Geny Vansier L p. Kenneth Welsh, Jennifer Dale, Peter Dvorsky, Martha Henry, Mitch Martin, Joe Ziegler, Gabriel Arcand.

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Tapestry Prod., in association with Stan­dard Broadcasting, will develop four Canadian plays for television :

BALCONVILLE by David Fennario

MAGGIE AND PIERRE by Linda Griffiths and Paul Thompson

RODEO by Layne Coleman d. Les Rose

THE SUN NEVER SETS by Paddy Crean p. Rick Butler, Gary McKeehan a s s o c p. Bryn Matthews c rea t ive c o n s u l t a n t Don Harron

Monique Maranda and Muriel Lizfr Pothier on a original idea by Monique Messier d. Brigitte Sauriol film ed. Marcel Pothier!, p. Marie Tifo, Raymond Cloutier, Jennifer Grenier, Julie Mon-geau.

CINE S T - H E N A I I N C . (514) 333-3336 BONHEUR D'OCCASION/ THE TIN FLUTE Feature film and a five hour TV series, based on the book of same title by' Gabrielle Roy. Shot in Montreal (St-Henri aera) for six months with a budget of $3.4M. End of shooting July 15, 1982 p. Marie-Jose Raymond e x e c p. Bob Verral, Marie-Jds6 Raymond assoc . p. Dorothy Courtois, Pat Ferns d. Claude Foumier p. m a n . Sylvie de Grandpr^ Lp. Mireille Deyglun, Pierre Chagnon, Martin New-feld, Marilyn Lightstone, Michel Forget.

CORPORATION IMAGE M & M LTEE (514) 878-1474

SONATINE Photography on this million-dollar fea­ture began Sept. 27 and ended Nov. 11. exec. p. Ren6 Malo p. Pierre Gendron p. man . Suzanne Haineault s c , d. Miche­line Lanctbt un i t pub . Rosalyne Poulin (514) 878-1474 Lp. Pascale Bussieres, Marcia Pilote, Pierre Fauteux, Klimenl Dentchev

LE RUFFIAN Shooting on the Canadayprance co-piT>duction ended in Canada on Oct. IS. One vtee\ additional photography and

-^ post-product ion to be done in Paris. p . c Les Films CliristianFecliner(Pains)/Par-ina Films IParis)/Corporation Image M & M IMontreall exec. p. Christian Fech-ner (Parisl/Rene Malo IMtll sc. d. Jose Giovanni a s s o c p. Pierre Gendron (MtU p. m a n . Henri Briclietti (Parisl/John Scott (Calgary) l p . Lino Ventura, Claudia Cardinale, Bernard Giraudeau, Beatrix Van Til. and Pierre Frag, August Schel-lenberg. Marc Olivier, Michelle Leduo. Full details. Cinema Canada No. 89.

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RIEN QU'UN JEU (Working title) Feature shot in Pence (GaspAsie) and Montreal from August 1st until Septero-berl4, wi thabudgetof$l 2M. p.c.Cint-Groupe, Inc. p. Jacques Pettigrew, Monique Messier a s s o c p. Yves Michon p. m a n . Daniel Louis scr. Monique Messier and Brigitte Sauriol in coll with

ENGLANDER PRODUCTIONS INC. (403) 439-0201

RUNNING BRAVE • THE STORY OF BILLY MILLS Principal photography for the feature about Olympic winner Billy Mills was completed Oct. 28. The action has now

moved from Alberta to Toronto for ioit production, p. Ira Englander d. Don Shebib p. man . pon Buchsbauin In. Robby Benson, Claudia Cron, PatHingle Jeff McCrachen, August SchellenberK Carmen Wolfe, Mollie Van Dorsser, Fred Keating Wendell Smith, Albert Angut Margot Kane, Hay Kelly, Tantoo Mania Maurice Wolf, Kim Maser, Zale Daniel' Creg Rogers, Bill Fisher Bryan Hall Thomas Peacock, Barbara Reese, George Clutesi,- Denis Lacroix, Jack Ackroyd Paully Jardine, Chris Judge, Clare Drake, Francis Dainberger, Graham McPheraon, Pa ul H ubbard, Rob Boy, David lereaney, Dennis Robinson, Kaye Corbett, Bonar Bain, Neil Foster, Arthur Burgess, Daiyl

Menard, GregCoyes, Walter David, Kevin Rizzoli, John Litttechild

EXTRA MODERN PRODUCTIONS (416) 967-6551

RUMOURS OF GLORY ^"^ BRUCE COCKBURNJLIVEf Shooting began Nov. 19/81 In DiiiiVer, Colorado and wrapped Dec. 1st Budget $350,000. A rock music documentaiy and concert film. p. Bill House and Peter Walsh asftoc. p. Bernie Finkelstein d. Martin Lavut ed. Les Brown lab. Film House (Toronto) .

THE TAKING OF MT. GONGGA Shooting began March24,1982 to May 15 1982 in the Peoples Republic of China One hour documentary. Budget $2254M)0. p. Bill House exec; p. B. House d. Peter Walsh d.o.p. Rene Ohashi climbing cam. John Dawson sd. Aerylyn Weis-man ed. Les Brown tab. Modalion (To­ronto).

FILMLINE PRODUCTIONS INC. (514) 288-8811

CROSS COUNTRY A police crime drama with a budget ol S3.1M, in Montreal. Worldwide distribu­tion by United Artists Corporation exec, p. Ronald Cohen, James Beach p. Pieter Kroonenburg, David Patterson d. Paul Lynch scr . John Hunter Lp. Richard Beymer, Nina Axelrod, Brent Carver, Michael Ironside, David Conner, George Sperdakos, Michael Kane, Shea Gamer, August Schellenberg, Paul Bradley, Bill Spears, Len Watt, Christiane Pasquier, Sheena Larkin.

GEMINI FILM PROD. LTD. (416) 968-2429

THATS MY BABY Wrapped in Torontoon Oct. 9. pVd. Edie Voiles p. m a n . Cynde Scott l p . Timothy Webber, Sonja Sinits. JoAnn Mclnlyre, Doug McGrath, Frank Moore, Lenore Zann, Kate Trotter, Daniel Buccos, Les Carlson, Paul-Einile Frappier, Matt Cra­ven, Peter MacNeil, Nonna Edwards, Gary~Furlon5 Kathryn Winqing, Evan Meister, Mary-Ann Cainpanelli, Inga Bronstein, Beth Shulman, Myca Bate-inan, Mathew Sharp, Pat Weaver

LI6HSTCAPE M0TION_ PICTURE COMPANY LTD. (418) 465-1098

THE MUSIC OF THE SPHERES shooting began Oct 4,1980 in Toronto Budget; $110,000. A sclfi comic horror film shot in English and French, p. Philip Jackson d. Philip Jackson p. m a n . Gabrielle de Montmollin »c Philip Jackson, Gabrielle de Montmollin d.o.pk Nadine Mumenick c o n t Don* Lapierre dial , c o a c h YseuJt Buxel m i n i a t u r e s Michael M. Sloan, Jeff Be^ tram, Grand Illusion Co. ad. Boss ReA fern L p^ Anne Dansereau, Peter Britana-nis, Jacques Couture, Kenneth Gordon, Ken Letnaire, Sandy Kyser.

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INSIDE A GLOBAL BANK A60 min. docu TV special, shooting May - Sept 1982 in London, Vienna, Florence, New Vol*, Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver and Montreal Produced in association with CBC. Telecast date: Spring '83. exec. p. John Spotton p. John Kramer d. Peter Raymont a s s o c d./sc. Robert Collinson d.o.p. Mark Irwin sd. Bryan Day.

JANE-FINCH CORRIDOR A60 min. docu TV special, shooting June - Sept 1982 in Toronto. Produced with the assistance of the Secretary of State (Multicultural directorate) exec, [k John Spotton p. John Kramer d. Jennifer Hodge assoc. d. Roger McTair d.o.p. Henri Fiks sd. Doug Gantoa

LES PRODUCTIONS CLAUDE LEGER (514) 288-6251 THE MAN FROM 5A After being suspended since December 1981, shooting started again on March 12 for 5 weeks in Sonolab Studios in Mon­treal, with a new budget of $6.2M. Wrapped on April 23rd 1982. p . c Neigh­bour Film Inc. p. Claude L6ger p. assL Anne Burke d / s a s s t Suzanne Fisher cL Max Fisher sc. Leila Basen, Max Fisher p. s e c Jacqueline Wanner pub. reL Monique Mallet-L6ger(514)28S-625lLp. George Segal, Irene Cara.

LES PRODUCTIONS PRISMA INC. (514) 866-3568

LES PAS POSSIBLES A six half-hourforTV made with and for children. Five episodes have been shot be­tween July 5 td-Sept. 9, 1982, The sixth episode will be shot this winter, p.c. Les Productions Prisma Inc. with participa­tion of CFDC, IQC, Radio-Canada and Wagner-Hallig GmbH (West Germany), p. Marcia Couglle p. man. Real Tremblay p. sec. Claudette Lupine unit man. Estelle Lemieux d. Andr6 Melanpon 1 st and 2nd a.d. Lise Abastado, Angele Bourgault cont Janine S6n6cal d . c p . Guy Dugaux ass t cam. Yves Drapeau head elect Kevin O'Connell e l ec t Jean-Franpois Leblanc, Solene Thouin.

RODERT COOPER FILMS II INC. (416) 591-1742

TERRY Shooting began on August 26, wrapped Oct. IS in Toronto, Vancouver and New­foundland Budget: $2.4 million. Fi­nancing shared between Home Box Of-flce and CTV. p. Robert Cooper d. Ralph L. Thomas s c Ed Hume r e s e a r c h Rose Kastner, John Kastner assoc . p. John Eckert p. man. Joyce Cozy King i s t a s s t d. Bill Corcoran 2nd a s s t d. Bruce Moriarty 3rd ass t d. Kim Winther c o n t sup. Sarah Grahaine u n l l / l o c man. Otta Hanus p. co-ord. Deborah Zwicker a s s t to p. Marlee Novak office assts. Carole Riback, KellyMakin a c c ' t Ann Fitzgerald d.o.p. Richard Ciupka cam. op . Andy Chmura focus puller Neil Seale c lapper Kerry Smart sd. mix, Bruce Carwardine boom Glen Gauthier art d. Gavin Mitchell a s s t art d. Rolf Harvey set dec. Mark Freeborn a s s t set dec. Paul Harding props Dan Wladyka a s s t props. George Farrell ward. Lynda Kemp a s s t ward. Erla Lank hd. make-up Michelle Burke hair Malcolm Tanner grip Michael Kohne a s s t grip James Kohne gaffer Gary Deneault best boy Steve Ferr iergenny op. Mike Beer transp. co-ord. Brian CHara a s s t driver cap. Robert Tena-glia ed. Ron Wisman a s s t eiL Bryon White sd. ed. Jim Hopkins c a s t Cana­dian Casting Assoc, Stuart Aikins, Ross Clydesdale, Maria Annstrong extras Karen Pike pub. Mariee^ovak stills Lawrie Raskin Lp. Eric Fryer, Robert Duvall, Michael Zelniker, Chris Make­peace, Frank Adainson, Elva Mai Hoover, Rosalind Chao, Marie McCann, R.H. Thomson, Gloria Figura, Karen Racicot, Matt Craven, Chris Stoddart, Saul Rubi-nek, Austin Davis, Alf Humphreys, Ro­berta Weiss, Sheldon Rybowski, Daniel Allman, Ian Heath, Jacqueline Stevens, Jeremy Brown, Robert Des Roches, Lori Chodos, Laurie Oberding, Laura Vickers, ' Jayne Foster, Stephen Hunter, Patrick Watson, Gary Darycott, Howie Siegel, Estelle Wall, Murray Lowry, Bart Bed­ford, Murray Robinson ITerry photo doublel, Gary Dempster (Terry stand-in)

RUBICON FILM PRODUCTIONS INC. (416) 226-9102 RAOUL WALLENBERG A one-hour TV Documentary that took place in Canada, U.S.A., England, Israel and Sweden, shot from March 1st p. Wayne Arron, David Harel e x e c p. David Harel d.o.p. David Yorke ed. Avi Lev sd. John Megill pub. Linda Shapiro/ Linda Shapiro Public Relations (416) 928-3131.

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C L A S S I F I E D For Sale: Tape recorder UHER4000 Report. Reel to reel. Like new. $500 Call (416) 487-6155 evgs. or (41 6) 921-8765/961-0499 days. (90)

Equipe de production photo/tilm/ vid^o. Aucun contrat trop petit, aucun d^fi trop grand. Pour une nouvelle approche, ' contactez-nous. (514) 331-5661. (90)

For Sale: 16mm Bolex with zoom, case and accessories. Tel : (514) 694-3950 ext 46 (days) or (514) 346-7821 (evenings). (90)

Wanted : A good deal on editing equipment in goodcondit ion: 16mm 6-plate flatbed and whatever else you have. Please send lists giving particulars and prices to Edie, 67 Binscarth Rd., Toronto, Ontario M4W 1 Y3. (90)

For Sale: 1923 Bell& Howell 16mm movie camera with 1" and 2" lenses and Bolex Octameter- asking$100. Sekonik lightmeter L-398, new $80. Call (416) 921-6155 evgs. or (416) 921-8765, 961-0499, days. (90)

For Sale: 16mm portable Moviola flatbed editing machine. G reat work­horse. Used as demo only. Excellent condition. $8,000. Call Peter Smits (416)593-9870. (90)

Rent: Large studio at reasonable rates. Available evgs., weekends & during month of December. For de­tails, callT.I.D.E. at (416) 596-8483.

(90)

For Sale: 16mm equipment. For price list send self-addressed enve­lope to W.T. Litflewood, 807 Alexan­der Rd., Ancaster, Ontario L9G 3E7.

(90)

For Rent : Attractive office or studio space. Reasonable. Downtown. (416)537-0221. (90)

Toronto's ultimate rockCHUM-FM has a rare opening fora rock DJ. The person we are looking for could be an actor, a musician, a comedian, or anyone with an interesting persona­lity who loves rock'n'roll. No expe­rience necessary. Send a tape or cassette sam pie of you r work to War­ren Cosford, c/o CHUM-FM, 1331 Yonge St , Toronto M4T 1Y1. No calls please. (90)

Cineplex profile revealed in public prospectus (cent, from p. 3)

threshold ($6 million) estab­lished in the terms of the agree­ment.

Other information in the prospectus reveals that Cine­plex's production arms are in­corporated abroad (Tiberius-Film Financing and Tiberius-Film International in The Netherlands; Mock Squirrel Productions and Tijuana Pro­ductions in Netherlands Antil­les) and that the five top offi­cers of the company received an aggregate remuneration last year of $773,232. Emphasiz­ing that the success of the cor­poration is largely dependent upon the skill of its top manage­ment, Cineplex has insured the life of Garth Drabinsky for $12 million.

Toronto - Dance eclectique. Jazz, contemporary, ballet, flamenco, Afri­can. Small classes stress individual development. Vigorous fitness classes. (416) 536-1350,977-3106.

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Celebrity hostess service. Chauf-feured limousine request. Credit cards accepted. 363-5463. (89)

Composer Available. Film, TV, or Theatre. Specialty: suspense, mys­tery, science fiction, adventure, fan­tasy, documentary. Fees negotiable. CallMichael.(416)791-1778. (89)

Sale : Acmad pix-sync, one picture-3 tracks. $1000. -Ca l l (416) 922-0781.

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For Sale: Arriflex BTM-16 Flatbed Editing Machine. This machine was made in Germany many years ago, but is still in excellent condition, and will remain so for a few more decades probably. Features include: 4 - 2 0 0 0 ' capacity plates, provision for 17.Smm mag tracks, no cut-off on picture (entire frame is visible), versatile foot control. This machine is very accurate for syncing purposes. Disadvantages are: Pix and sound cannot be put out of interlock without unthreading; machine needs 220 volts power supply (which is available at any electrical panel). Will sell for $1500. or best offer. Call Jim at (416) 545-4773 (Hamilton). (89)

Cameraman. Ottawa-based com­pany requires experienced staff cameraman to operate and maintain full range of 16mm cameras, lighting and location equipment, non-smoker

preferred. Send resum* t o : Scott Films Limited, 1716 Woodward Drive, Ottawa. (89)

For rent : Vulcan Solar Battery Charger. Used on Himalayan film shoot Portable and absolutely dependable.

For sa le : Kodak super 8 and 16mm fi lmstock- recent batches.

For rent or sale : 16mm spring-wound Bolex with 3 lenses. Mint condition. Call Extra Modern Pro­ductions (416) 967-6551. (86)

For Sale: 1956 XK-140 Jaguar Roadster. Completely restored. Lea­ther interior Wire wheels. Convertible. Classic cream. $19,500. Call Keith Leckie (416) 536-5255. (87)

Textile Designers and Printers: We custom design and print fabric for the film and theatre industry. Contact: Clothworks Ltd., 132 Powell St, Van­couver, B.C. V6 A t G1 (604) 669-0127.

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For Sa le : Drive-in theatre speakers. Good condition. Tri Town Drive-ln, Box 1505, New Liskeard, Ontario POJ 1 PO (705) 647-6076. (87)

For Sale : Nagra 1V-L with playback synchronizer, NICADS power supply and charger. Very good condition. Call (416) 368-4672 or (416) 466-4173. (87)

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